The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-03-17

Thursday.
Mrs. A. H. Parsons and daughter
are attending the Millinery openings
in Cleveland this week.
The new Congregational Church at
Garrsttsville is one of the finest relig-
ious edifices in the county.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will lecture ON the question,
" Is it safe to believe UDiversalism?"
That festive little grounding don't
seem 10 have come out of his hole for
keeps yet, if he didn't see his shaoOw.
The Universalist Church was well
filled last sunday, to listen to Rev.
Andrew Wilson's lecture on Henry
Ward Beecher.
The personal property of Adam
Amick decd, will be sold at auction
April 2, by the Executor, M. Cahill, at
Suffield.
The " Erie Express" train IA, on
the NY. p. s. o., recently run from
Ravenna to Braceville. IL miles, in
Is minutes.
w. d. Durham is about to put in a
plate glass front in his business room
in Mechanics block. II. l.. Searl has
the job.
1. 81. Phelps and P. B. Conant, Esqs.
went to the northwestern part of In
diana Tuesday evening, to take depo-
sitions in a case pending in this county.
Misses Kate Harris and Nellie Smith
returned Tuesday evening from few
days visit with friends in Deerfield
and Alliance.
C. l.. Gilbert has sold his house and
lo5 on Prospect street to II. ". Riddle.
We understand he expects to build on
the adjoining lot Immediately.
Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at iavenna March 18th, 1887.
Elmer Jones, Frank Jones, Theratie
Rater, Ruby r. Wood.
Trains "a and SO. on the N.Y.P.&O.
coliided at Burbank last Saturday.
The two mogul engines were badly
wrecked. No one injured.
J. w. McGahan and wife returned
from Pittsburg Saturday evening last,
where they have been visiting their
son, George.
Gardner, Furry & Co. have for sale
a good Farm of Ice acres, good build
ings; over 600 sugar trees; 4! miles
from Ravenna. 967
The sale of stock, wagons, harness
and other articles. of Leslie N. Rood
was postponed one week, on account
of the funeral of A h. Bean. 1t will
positively be held Saturday, this week.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
from Mr.. LeutOn Turner, of Mantua.
1t was his first visit to town since he
suffered from severe surgical opera
ton. several months ago.
Last Thursday morning while Thos
McTye was engaged in coupling cars
on the q. & P. r. r. at this station.
he had his left hand caught between
the bumpers and crushed in q fearful
manner.
A barn on the farm of John Kirk,
in the northwest part of town, was
destroyed by fire about noon on Mon
day last. The loss on barn aud con-
tents was about $500; insured for $500.
Rev. Andrew Wilson was called to
Willoughby Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of boy named Fowler, who
died from the effects of q gunshot
wound received from q playmate some
two weeks since.
By compelling the managers of the
panorama of Grants Tour to comply
with the terms of the contract, Nc
Intosh Post made 10 cents profit on
the exhibition, instead of being $l4
out, as stated last week.
On Tuesday evening the 22nd inst
Parlor Social will be held at the res
idence of P. l.. King, for the benefit of
the Universalist Church. An eDjoys-
BILE occasion is anticipated, and all are
cordially invited.
Miss Lizzie King, daughter of ames
King, died at the home of her pare ats
in the west part oftown, Sunday night
aged % ysara. The funeral was held
a. the Church of the Immaculate Con-
caption Tuesday, at 10 a. NJ, and Was
largely attended.
Ms Cornelia Stephenson, wife of
A. E. Stephenson. died at the family
residence in the northwest part of
! Chariestown on Saturday night last
OF typDoid fever. Her funeral was
held Oh Monday, Rev. SCOTT fficiating.
and the remain were deposited ip the
Chariestown cemetery
PsucaAe., maple syrup and " ar III
Sugar
! A Supper, consisting of Pancakes,
Maple syrup and Warm Sugar, will
be served at the Disciple Church, this
"wednesday Evening, March 18th.
( Price, 15c. Supper from $50 to 6
o'clock. Everybody invited.